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Thank you frndrfoe. They were happily crunching on the reef.

Thank you Bison

Thank you scubadada.

Thank you scubadada. I added a couple more of the pompano here: African pompano, butterflyfish cleaning grunts on Molasses Reef - Tim Grollimund Photography

Thank you flyboy08.

Thank you sportxlh. Yes, three of them on Molasses near the Hole in the Wall today

Thank you Skeptic14. Yes, it was going from one to another, making the rounds. We see it now and then, have to be patient to get the shot. If you are in a similar situation, concentrate on the cleaner, not the client. For more info on cleaning stations, here are some references: References...

Thank you Cajuncru Diver.

Thank you iamrushman. If that hidey hole was outside the spa, you could have had your limit in about 5 minutes. Right below that there were a few more.

Thank you Johnoly.

Trunkfishes are in the same family as cowfishes (Ostraciidae). Both have a bony, triangular "armor". Check out this book for reference: Reef Fish Identification 4th Edition Page 456-457 you will see them both. I will have an ebook coming out later this year on "Fish in a box".

Thank you scubadada. Yes, Spotted trunkfish is something I try to shoot every time I see one. Usually fairly shy, as well.

Thank you Spdcrazy. Congratulations on getting your OW certification!

Thank you sportxlh. Yes, it has been bumpy for a while here. Eel was a lot of fun - moving pretty fast from one section of the reef across a sand patch to another patch.

Thank you CajunDiva.

Thank you Skeptic14.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you scubadada. Correct on the shadowing - don't see that stationary - usually on the move together, they were under a ledge just sitting there. Yes marbled grouper, there are at least 2 that we see fairly often now. This photo is the larger one.

Thank you CajunDiva.